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SPWCCI, lunch for Peshawar delegate.

On friday, 4th May 2012. The president & members of SPWCCI hosted a luncheon, at the ladies club, Multan, in the honour of the delegate of female entrepreneurs from Peshawar. A large number of members of SPWCCI & SMEDA, attended the event. Stalls were put up by the women of South Punjab, of their crafts to provide, their esteemed guests, an insight about their products. The president Masooma Sibtain Shoaib , addressed the gathering & emphasized the importance of this contact building. She regarded this exchange of visits from one city to other, extremely helpful for developing confidence & trust, also to increase the chances of business opportunities for the members of different chambers.

The head delegate, Ms. Nabeela Farman & other members of their group admired the efforts of Masooma, who managed to arrange so many products & crafts under one roof, in such a short time & spared them, the effort of wandering, unguided, in search of the handicrafts of Multan. Saira Qureshi, a jewellery designer from Peshawar, showcased her artefacts. Whereas, Mehwish Saleem, Anila Naqvi, Humera Batool, Mrs. Zahra Khitran, Mrs. Khushnood Naeem, Razia Rahman, Rubab Bokhari. Farrah Rahman & Samina Waqar from SPWCCI, displayed their works also. Alina Durrani, the representative of SMEDA, was among them to support.


The entire event was held in a very congenial atmosphere. Women from both the cities enjoyed each others' company & greatly admired their works. Lots of business cards were exchanged & information about the materials was inter-changed among the ladies of these two chambers. At the end, lunch was served. Followed by a serving of traditional  'Kulfis' as desserts, a delightful, cool & sweet way to finish this memorable event.
We congratulate Masooma & rest of the members of Spwcci for hosting another successful show! Hats off to you  ladies!
The group photo, ladies of Peshawar & Multan chamber of commerce.


Nabeela Farman & Masooma.
Masooma with ladies from Peshawar.
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Multan chamber ladies.

Nabeela Farman with ladies from Peshawar, alongwith Masooma.

Humera Batool at her stall, with her captivating smile.

Mahwish from Multan & Saira from Peshawar, 2 jewellery designers.

Jewellery by Saira Qureshi (Peshawar)

Masooma & Khushnood.


The journalists, Aneela from Jang & Farhana, from Express.

Displaying, their work of art.

Mahwish & Alina.

View of a stall.

SMEDA representative, the gorgeous Alina Durrani.

The creative lady, Farah Rahman.

A lady from Peshawar chamber, viewing Multani stuff.

Masooma, addressing the audience.

The graceful, Mrs. Cheena Gillani.

The group again.

Ladies from Peshawar , having a chat with Masooma.

The young entrepreneurs, Mahwish & Alina.

Rabia Shahzad, Nabeela Farman & Masooma.

Lunch time.

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